California Forward
The 2010 Census states that there were 9.8 million people living in L.A. County. Of those, 1.3 million were Asian including Chinese, Filipino, Korean and Japanese.
read moreWith their developing super-majority, Assembly Democrats have turned their attention (once again) to something they’re calling “initiative reform” and more than a few people—on both sides of the aisle—are worried.
read moreSan Diego, the Imperial Valley, and Baja California needed to find a way to work better together
read moreEntrepreneurs and those who just started a business are eligible for the pilot program
read moreDon’t rush out and buy an iPad just yet; it’s unlikely that you’ll be voting for president, governor, or mayor on one anytime soon.
read moreIt’s common knowledge that the majority of farm laborers in the United States are undocumented immigrants. Less commonly known is the fact that migrant labor has been on a steady decline.
read more225,000 current and future jobs are at risk
read moreTransparency has always been a big deal here at California Forward, but events over the last few days have turned our attention to the issue even more.
read moreIn an effort to speed up this process of technological innovation in government, Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom has partnered with Code for America to launch the Citizenville Challenge.
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